Laksa noodles, fruit salad Rojak or bread roti canai are just some in many street foods easy to be find on the roads in Penang, Malaysia.
1 - Roti canai
Roti canai is flatbread; visitors can meet this bakery in Jalan Transfer, a culinary neighborhood of George Town. This dish is often served with curry as a breakfast. Roti canai counters usually have two chefs, one person kneads the dough, and then another person grills it in a large frying pan. Looking they cook you will think of the real drummer.
2 - Rojak
A Rojak disc includes sliced fruits and squid, fried dough mixed with sweet dark brown sauce. In fact, this is a traditional fruit salad; according to Malay, it means "daring combinations". This dish can also be found in assam laksa store.
3 -Assam laksa
Assam Laksa, for this dish, you can find in shop in Weld Quay, a fairly busy street in George Town, Penang. This is a rice noodle cooked with fish soup and tamarind. In a small bowl, they sprinkle ginger flower, chilli and chopped cucumber. This restaurant also has seats, buyers wanting to take away just need to stop the car and request.
4 - Lok lok
Padang Brown is one of the oldest centers of Penang Street concentrating many hawkers; it has existed for about 60 years. This area consists of two rows consisting of the food stalls. One of the favorite dishes here is lok lok, means embed. This dish needs a pot of hot water in the middle, surrounded by mixed vegetables, beans, seafood that were sliced and skewered to eat.
5 -Apam Balik
This is a similar type of pancake but there is something inside. Street vendors do apam balik by mixing corn directly with the egg cooked and other ingredients and then roll back the outer layer to hold the inside part. Only by a bite, you can that feel the cake is crispness outside and sticky inside. If you want to eat apom balik, you should go to Tan Jetty in Penang.
Above are a few typical snacks, if you choose Malaysia as the upcoming tourist place, you should enjoy them; there are many other snacks and we will provide you more information in the following articles to prepare yourself the best travel tips in Malaysia
1 - Roti canai
Roti canai is flatbread; visitors can meet this bakery in Jalan Transfer, a culinary neighborhood of George Town. This dish is often served with curry as a breakfast. Roti canai counters usually have two chefs, one person kneads the dough, and then another person grills it in a large frying pan. Looking they cook you will think of the real drummer.
2 - Rojak
A Rojak disc includes sliced fruits and squid, fried dough mixed with sweet dark brown sauce. In fact, this is a traditional fruit salad; according to Malay, it means "daring combinations". This dish can also be found in assam laksa store.
3 -Assam laksa
Assam Laksa, for this dish, you can find in shop in Weld Quay, a fairly busy street in George Town, Penang. This is a rice noodle cooked with fish soup and tamarind. In a small bowl, they sprinkle ginger flower, chilli and chopped cucumber. This restaurant also has seats, buyers wanting to take away just need to stop the car and request.
4 - Lok lok
Padang Brown is one of the oldest centers of Penang Street concentrating many hawkers; it has existed for about 60 years. This area consists of two rows consisting of the food stalls. One of the favorite dishes here is lok lok, means embed. This dish needs a pot of hot water in the middle, surrounded by mixed vegetables, beans, seafood that were sliced and skewered to eat.
5 -Apam Balik
This is a similar type of pancake but there is something inside. Street vendors do apam balik by mixing corn directly with the egg cooked and other ingredients and then roll back the outer layer to hold the inside part. Only by a bite, you can that feel the cake is crispness outside and sticky inside. If you want to eat apom balik, you should go to Tan Jetty in Penang.
Above are a few typical snacks, if you choose Malaysia as the upcoming tourist place, you should enjoy them; there are many other snacks and we will provide you more information in the following articles to prepare yourself the best travel tips in Malaysia
